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Latest revision as of 15:30, 7 December 2009
Purpose
Function to save a screen region to a memory variable
Syntax
SAVESCREEN(<expN1>,<expN2>,<expN3>,expN4>)
See Also
@...SAY, @...MENU, APPEND, BROWSE, CHANGE, EDIT, MENU, QUERY, RESTSCREEN(), RESTORE SCREEN, SAVE SCREEN, SET SCREENMAP
Description
The SAVESCREEN() function allows you to save a portion of a screen for redisplay later. The coordinates of the screen portion are specified in the numeric expressions <expN1-4> . The numeric expressions represent numbers for the beginning row, beginning column, ending row and ending column, respectively. When SCREENMAP is on, the SAVESCREEN() function allows an image of all or part of the current terminal display to be saved to a memory variable. All Recital output to the screen is stored as part of the screen image. No output from the RUN command is stored.
Example
// Clear area for pop-up window save_win = savescreen(1,5,10,20) // Pop up a window // Restore screen area restscreen(1,5,10,20,save_win)
Products
Recital
